What are your goals for 2024? What are your 2024 New Year’s Resolutions for you and your dogs? Share them with us! Your first homebred Champion? Your first Best In Specialty Show winner or All-Breed Best In Show Winner? #1 Owner Handler in your breed? Do you have any bucket list shows or places to […]
By Marlene Groves Originally published April 2015 Dog showing is an interesting sport, or game, or as many call it, a fancy. It brings together a melting pot of people who are rather obsessed with dogs and in particular their breed and their dogs. It showcases fabulous dogs and you get to meet friends who […]
All dog breeds were bred to perform a specific purpose. We want to see our readers’ dogs doing the work they were bred to do to be shared on The Canine Chronicle! Thank you Wendy Sparks for sharing this photo of your Newfoundland, “Tilly” (MBISS GCHS Dreanmavens Cascading Waterfalls at Old Bay CD,WD,RN,CGC,TKA), doing what she […]
It all depends on how you look at life. Is the cup half-empty, or is it half-full? Today, is it partly sunny, or is it partly cloudy? Endings and beginnings are just the same. We see them as happy or sad, promising or disappointing, exciting or scary. However we internalize the starts and finishes as we go along our own paths makes a huge difference. Did you look forward to the end of school each year? Finally, there was no homework to do, but lots of time at the beach. Maybe the reverse was true for you? You loved school with all the educational and social advantages it offered. Summer, on the other hand, just wasn’t as exciting.
We want to see our readers’ fun photos posing with The Canine Chronicle! Thank you Deb for sharing this photo from the Kennel Club of Palm Springs in Indio, CA last weekend posing with the Annual issue of The Canine Chronicle. If you haven’t already checked out Deb’s Table Talk Live videos from Palm Springs, […]
From humble beginnings as a small professional health society formed by six cardiologists in Chicago in 1924, the American Heart Association has emerged as the nation’s oldest and largest voluntary organization dedicated to fighting heart disease and stroke. Uniting more than 35 million volunteers and supporters and more than 2,900 employees, the Association today is a global […]
Did you correctly answer this week’s #ThrowbackThursday? Answer: Connie Gerstner Miller & Jeff Pepper Don’t forget! Do you have a fun photo that you would like to share for #ThrowbackThursday? Email Liz Powell at showresults@caninechronicle.com with your photos!
by Mary C. Lamphier From the archives of The Canine Chronicle, November, 1993 Many people believe that reality is a black and white thing, and that it never changes. Reality, however, is as much a matter of perception as anything and reality changes in relation to the perceptions through which it is filtered. The Belmont […]
“Love Has No Pedigree,” was the clever tagline of an award-winning campaign produced for the American Humane Society back in the 1990s. While I understood its message it always rankled my sensibilities because while it drove pet buyers to adopt homeless shelter dogs, it also was a negative message directed at all who have dedicated their lives to producing healthy, reliable, purebred dogs. If you’re reading this then chances are good you agree that there’s no better kind of dog than a well-bred, purebred, and yet, I wonder. Do we really know our dogs’ pedigrees?
by Buris R. Boshell, M.D. Originally published: August 1993 Wake up man, you’re dead! This is the kind of shock I had when my physician said, “You have cancer of the colon” in May of 1993 and after two bouts of quick surgery, one in Birmingham and a final one (I hope) at MD Anderson, I […]
